Terminal Ctrl-S Ctrl-Q


 * Google
 * Ctrl-S Ctrl-Q disable in terminal xon xoff
 * http://www.justskins.com/forums/keystroke-ctrl-s-freezes-119998.html (Veel blah blah ertussen.)
 * Keys important for Bash (or other console programs):
 * number row
 * Ctrl-0: same as 0
 * Ctrl--: Undo last edit
 * Ctrl-=: same as =
 * Backspace: Delete character :: Alt-Backspace: Delete word
 * top row
 * Ctrl-Q: -
 * Ctrl-W: kill Word
 * Ctrl-E: End of line
 * Ctrl-Y: Yank in buffer
 * Ctrl-Y: Yank in buffer
 * Ctrl-Y: Yank in buffer
 * Ctrl-Y: Yank in buffer


 * middle row
 * Ctrl-A: Home of line
 * Ctrl-S: intelligent history Search
 * Ctrl-D: Delete character :: Alt-D: Delete word
 * Ctrl-F: Forward in line
 * Ctrl-G: gracefully Abort current bash editing command, bv. ``(arg: 8)´´ of ``(reverse-i-search)`ls': man ls´´
 * Ctrl-H: does x08 (ASCII for Backspace)
 * Ctrl-J: does x0A (ASCII for LF)
 * Ctrk-K: Kill to end of line
 * Ctrl-L: Clear screen
 * Ctrl-;: same as ;
 * Ctrl-;: same as ;


 * bottom row
 * Ctrl-Z: [job control] Stop
 * Ctrl-X: used as modifier by bash, e.g. Ctrl-X, Ctrl-E for edit command line in editor
 * Ctrl-C: [signal] interrupt
 * Ctrl-V: insert next character literally, useful to insert control characters
 * Ctrl-N: Next in history
 * Ctrl-M: does x0D (ASCII for CR)
 * Ctrl-,: same as ,
 * Ctrl-.: same as.
 * Ctrl-/: same as Ctrl--

Note: Don't confuse Ctrl-Y of Bash with y of Vim. Ctrl-Y of Bash yanks in the buffer (paste from). y of vim yanks out to the buffer (copy to buffer, not cut to buffer). Note: Ctrl-- Undoes one command line edit at a time. But there is no Redo available in Bash.